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Bandana's Bbq

joyce

By joyce
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joyce Rookie
joyce
Posted

I inquired about the food at Bandana's and this is the reply

Dear Joyce,

Thank you for your email inquiry.

I've done some research in this area and to the best of my knowledge you can have:

- All our different barbecue sauce flavors (I will fax you the labels if you would like to see the ingredients).

- Hickory smoked turkey (The other meats have our rub which contains natural flavoring - grain protein.)

- Green Beans

- Applesauce

- Fried Corn

- Baked Potato - Butter

The mayonnaise for the potato salad and coleslaw mix both have soybean oil and corn syrup in them.

I hope this information has been helpful. Please call me or write me back if you have any further questions.

Kathi Bayes

Customer Service

1-877-729-0022

314-729-0022

We live in Arnold, Mo. and went there last night . The turkey was great. Glad to add another choice for eating out.

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Joyce,

Thanks for the info. I love Bandana's. I will stick with the Turkey from now on. I was getting the pulled pork, and didn't get sick from that, but will stay away from that from now on. :D

  • 6 years later...
thindery Newbie
thindery
Posted

I am following up on this thread. Can anyone else report their experiences at Bandana's BBQ? My wife loves BBQ and admitedly, I can't cook the stuff nearly as good as these restaurants.

I was planning on taking here there this weekend. She really enjoys finding a new place we can eat out at.

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